Enrollment Explosion Continues Pressure on Colleges
Dr Garland G Parker of the University of Cincinnati summarizes long running enrollment surveys showing fall 1971 enrollment near nine million students, up five percent from 1970, with full time enrollments high due to jobs being scarce and students seeking education. He warns pressures will persist and public funding must rise to expand access to higher education.
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Garland G. Parker
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Parker
U.C
Tet Offensive analyzed by Don Oberdorfer in instant history
The review discusses Oberdorfer’s Tet! An American Assessment of the Tet Offensive’s impact on U.S. opinion. It notes Hanoi Viet Cong planning, the surprise city-busting strikes, and the political military effects. The critic praises the analysis while criticizing some Washington assumptions and media influence.
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South Vietnam
United States
Don Oberdorfer
Doubleday
Pei
Oberdonfer
South
Giap
Khe Sanh
I Corps
Oberdorfer
J.cs
Earle Wheeler
Westmoreland
Lyndon Johnson
Marvin Kalb
Elie Abel
Westy
Wheeler
Clark Field
Johnson
Journal subscription rates and delivery options in Middletown
The Journal, published daily by News Journal, Inc., Middletown Ohio, outlines pricing for home delivery by newspaper boy, motor route, and mail. Rates include 5 cents for daily newsstand copies, 25 cents for Sunday, 80 cents weekly, and yearly mail subscriptions at 30 dollars within the trading area and 38 dollars outside the U.S. All payments are in advance. motor route service charges apply for tube placement. Founded in 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Onion
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U.S.A
Nixon faces critics over Taiwan policy and UN timing
The piece cites President Nixon's dismay at the UN Taiwan vote fallout and Conservative anger over the two China policy. It notes Kissinger’s Peking trip, U.S. allies' reactions, potential shifts in U.N. funding, and calls for a tangible gain at Moscow and Peking summits. It also references Yale professor David Rowe and Kai-shek
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Nixon
Taiwan
de Gaulle
Brandt
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Statement Calls for Reconsidering United Nations Membership
Congressman Burke proposes House resolution to expel Byelorussian and Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republics from the United Nations, arguing they lack sovereign status. He cites Soviet control and argues Taiwan’s expulsion raises broader questions on membership legitimacy and the status of captive nations. He warns the UN acts as a political instrument under major powers.
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United Nations
J. Herbert Burke
R-Fla
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Soviet Union
U.S.R
S.S.R
State Department
Ussr
U.S.S.R
Burke
House of Representatives
United States
General Assembly of the
Ukraiian Soviet Socialist Republic
Europe
Taiwan
One Chinaman's View on UN Vote and China Policy
Carl editor notes Cardinal Paul Yu Pin criticizes the U N vote expulsions of the Nationalist Chinese government calling it a defeat of international justice. Henry Kissinger plans talks in Peking focusing on Sino American issues while avoiding third China discussion and Indochina supply roles.
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Paul Yu Pin
Peking
U.N
Richard Nixon
Red China
Henry Kissinger
China
Russia
Indochina
U.S
Warsaw
Sick United Nations and a call to prayer
Letter writer denounces the U N for admitting Red China over Taiwan in 1971 and questions moral leadership. She calls for God first prayers in schools and homes, cites Psalm 133, and signs as Mrs. Lucille M Barker of 1807 Howard Ave.
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U.N
Taiwan
Red China
China
U.S. Senate
The
Lucille M. Barker
Howard Ave
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